Zhu Ning was standing not far outside the door. He had already seen Zhu Quan's thoughts and asked, "Master, do you want to take this person home?"

Zhu Quan smiled and said: "Give it to a hundred households first."

Zhu Ning raised his hand, and someone immediately came to wait. He gave the order: "Go to the room of the scholar surnamed Jin in the evening and tell him that Jin Yiwei is going to recruit his servants. Be careful and don't disturb others."

"Yes." The man disappeared quickly.

Zhu Quan is of course Zhu Houzhao. He has many vests, the most famous of which is the mighty general Zhu Shou.

Zhu Ning's real name was Qian Ning, the godson of Emperor Zhengde, who used to live with Eunuch Liu.

After Liu Jin's fall, Qian Ning not only was not liquidated, but was promoted to the commander of the Jin Yiwei as a blessing in disguise.

There are many such people, such as Yang Tinghe's younger brother Yang Tingyi, who relied on Liu Jincai to become the doctor of Wenxuan. As a result, when Liu Jin died, Yang Tingyi was promoted to Shaoqing of Taipu Temple (the fifth rank was jumped to the fourth rank).

Zhu Houzhao thought Wang Yuan was a servant of Jin Lei, so he wanted to recruit him into the Jinyi Guard as a member of the Hundred Household, and then take his son as an errand in the Leopard Room.

Since he was Zhu Houzhao's godson, his surname was naturally Zhu, and Wang Yuan should be renamed Zhu Yuan.

Last year Zhengde gave a number of adopted sons the surname Zhu, and next year they will be packaged and sold in a big sale. The original text of "Wuzong Shilu" records: "One hundred and twenty-seven adopted sons were all given the surname Zhu..."

Some of these godsons are eunuchs, some are guards, and some are people in the market.

Some of them simply came from Zhengde who came out of the palace incognito and met them casually on the streets of Beijing. When they saw the right person, they were summoned to Xiyuan to be their godson.

Moreover, the godsons of Emperor Zhengde were at least appointed as Qianhu or Baihu. "Wuzong Shilu" did not bother to record it in detail. It only listed a few names casually, added the word "etc." after them, and then said "all are Qianhu".

"Hundred households". Commanders and envoys, all commanders and envoys, and a large number of commanders and ministers, also "all occupy" a certain position.

If the official gives too little, it will be tantamount to losing the emperor’s father’s face!

When Zhengde accepted his sons, he still adhered to the principle of ethnic equality. For example, Zhu Cai, Zhu Jing, Zhu Man, and Zhu En were Mongolians. Their original names were: Caizhu'er, Tuohuo Chigan, that is, Ermandu, and suddenly

Bu Daohan were all promoted to Qianhu by the emperor's father.
Chapter completed!